How do you become a certified water professional?
To achieve any WQA-certified designation, the candidate must complete the appropriate course work*, pass a comprehensive exam and agree to abide by the WQA Code of Ethics for the Water Quality Improvement Industry. Certification is valid for 3 years.
What is a Certified water Specialist?
A Certified Water Specialist (CWS) has been certified by the Water Quality Association in helping consumers identify individuals in the point-of-use/point-of-entry water quality improvement industry who have demonstrated a certified level of professional expertise and are dedicated to high professional standards.
Is there a course for water distribution operator?
The coupon code you entered is expired or invalid, but the course is still available! This is an online test-prep course that will prepare you for the Water Distribution Operator Certification Exam – Grade 2. Who should enroll in this course?
Do you pass the California D2 water distribution exam?
When you complete the entire Distribution System Exam Review – Grade 2 course, you’re guaranteed to pass your California D2 Water Distribution exam the first time.
How many hours of continuing education do you need to become a water treatment operator?
Grade D1 = 12 Hours Grade D2 = 16 Hours Grade D3 = 24 Hours Grade D4 = 36 Hours Grade D5 = 36 Hours Operators possessing both water distribution and water treatment certificates may apply the same continuing education hours to both certificates provided that the hours were earned within the renewal period for each certificate.
When did the dwocp certification program come into effect?
On January 1, 2001, new state regulations were adopted to comply with these guidelines and the existing water treatment operator certification program was modified accordingly. The new regulations also established a water distribution operator certification program. This program became the Drinking Water Operator Certification Program (DWOCP).